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i got in to governor's school!!!
hurrah hurrah.
life is good.
and i did really well on my exams : )
my lowest grades were on math & chem- i got b's, which was lucky considering how awful i thought i did in math. chem i've been iffy on all year, but i crammed like crazy and did alright...i skipped a couple problems cause i was completely clueless, but aside from that it was fine.
boston and new york were AMAZING. it was snowing the whole time we were up there.
blizzarding really, so we didn't get to all the colleges, and ruled out a few just based on online schtuff, but we did visit bard, sarah lawrence, and NYU.
i LOVED bard...it's amazing, their campus is amazing, the people are amazing, the theater is amazing. it's perfect except that it's fairly isolated. sarah lawrence has a beautiful campus, but the students were on spring break so i didn't really get a feel for it, but hopefully i can go back sometime while they're in session. i hated NYU. the campus is awful, it's spread out, it's huge, the classes are huge, the theater department is WAY too competetive...just, ugh. but its good to know because i always thought i wanted to be there so i could do off-broadway stuff outside of school...and now i know i dont want to be in such a huge college because i love having teeny little 10 person classes and i would just feel so lost when surrounded by 17,000 undergrads.
after spending my spring break cold and wet and covered in snow, i am so ready for summer. that is all.
hurrah hurrah.
life is good.
and i did really well on my exams : )
my lowest grades were on math & chem- i got b's, which was lucky considering how awful i thought i did in math. chem i've been iffy on all year, but i crammed like crazy and did alright...i skipped a couple problems cause i was completely clueless, but aside from that it was fine.
boston and new york were AMAZING. it was snowing the whole time we were up there.
blizzarding really, so we didn't get to all the colleges, and ruled out a few just based on online schtuff, but we did visit bard, sarah lawrence, and NYU.
i LOVED bard...it's amazing, their campus is amazing, the people are amazing, the theater is amazing. it's perfect except that it's fairly isolated. sarah lawrence has a beautiful campus, but the students were on spring break so i didn't really get a feel for it, but hopefully i can go back sometime while they're in session. i hated NYU. the campus is awful, it's spread out, it's huge, the classes are huge, the theater department is WAY too competetive...just, ugh. but its good to know because i always thought i wanted to be there so i could do off-broadway stuff outside of school...and now i know i dont want to be in such a huge college because i love having teeny little 10 person classes and i would just feel so lost when surrounded by 17,000 undergrads.
after spending my spring break cold and wet and covered in snow, i am so ready for summer. that is all.